How to Capture Indigenous Authenticity in Media | Feat. Angelique Midthunder

So you can skip around:
00:00-01:17 - Intro
01:18- 02:57 - Native THEMED vs Native RUN Projects
02:58- 05:56 - Industry Factors
05:57-09:09 - Industry Examples
09:10-15:00 - DARK WINDS & the Navajo Language
15:01- 21:47 - KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON
21:58- 25:43 - Killers of the Flower Moon vs BONES OF CROWS
25:44- 36:11- SOLUTIONS
36:12- 42:09 - Netflix's REZ BALL
42:10-44:08- TAIKA WATITI & Others
44:09- 44:45- Outro

This is a long one, and I repeat alot of things. That's on purpose to really drive home certain points. I hope this video works a bit as a guide and spark more conversations about indigenous representation and industry standards.
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